Time Out Srilanka - March 2016

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The bazaar strip along the road, in one of South Asia’s most densely populated townships, Kattankudy in Batticaloa is a bright hive of activity at night. Showing Arabic influence, mosques, town structures and date palms are attractions to marvel during a leisurely stroll. Friendly townsfolk are ever ready to point you in the right direction.
French cuisine is not all about snails, fine dining and dressed up chefs. At Café Français perceptions have changed and things look a lot less.....snail-y.
AKA what happened the day we met Robert DeNiro with his old friend Chef Nobu for a bite to eat in Doha.
Two scrumptious street food preparations of cassava, which reflect the harmonious co-existence of two cultures in Kattankudy.
March is the month for a major calendar event, an intriguing facet of the island's culture.
The beach of Mount Lavinia is mainly popular for its clean blue waters, white sandy beach and calm winds. It is also regarded as a perfect spot for sea bathing.
For centuries, the fishermen of Duwa have been performing ‘Pasku’ with great fervour.
The royal city of Anuradhapura is steeped in mystery and rich Buddhist culture.
Dive into a world of ship wrecks, corals and colourful fish at the Great Basses Reef.
The still atmosphere of Marble Beach offers a serene escape.
Ella provides enchanting trekking opportunities with spectacular sceneries among the tea plantations, temples, pine forests and waterfalls. Ella is an excellent base for keen trekkers to explore and discover the surrounding countryside.
Elephant Pass is a thin stretch of beauty that is the gateway to Jaffna.